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For questions about the theory behind building and naming chords. Do not use for questions about how to physically play a chord or chord progression on an instrument.
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What does the chord C(4) mean?
This is sort of chord notation is common in praise music. If you'll notice the first chord in the excerpt is Bb2 which is the same as Bb(add2).
Dom is correct in that this chord symbol is a C triad w …
